Several of the officials who led the anti-ESG charge are heading for the exit, raising fresh questions about the future of high-profile cases against the investment industry.

The arguments surrounding Rule 14a-8 are ultimately a debate about stewardship escalation

A little-noticed SEC rule change could have major implications for investors as the agency weighs sweeping reforms to shareholder proposal rules.

The Paramount-Warner merger may have cleared its biggest legal hurdle, but investors still face harder questions about governance, compliance and board oversight.

Political pressure on credit ratings agencies is turning an ESG dispute into a broader test of who controls financial risk assessment in US capital markets.

A shareholder lawsuit alleging undisclosed political arrangements linked to President Donald Trump has opened a new front in the proposed US$111 billion Paramount–Warner Bros Discovery merger, shifting investor attention from antitrust approval to corporate governance and board accountability.